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I had a biopsy on tuesday - 6 days ago. today i feel really bloated and crampy. is this normal?
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I am going to assume: that this was a cervical or uterine biopsy which could be complicated by the symptoms you describe. I would say 6 days is beyond the expected time that one would typically expect these symptoms to occur following this type of biopsy. I would give my doctor a call now; I believe she/he will want you to come in right away for an assessment and examination.Worst care: uterine perforation-unlikey
Answered 1/24/2017
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